posting problem
#2
Joined: Jan 2003
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You may be able to retrieve it (your <i>long</i> response) by using the "back" icon (enough times); if you're lucky, it will take you back to the screen where you were composing.
This used to be a <u>very</u>frequent complaint, as the 500 word limit was undocumented by Fodors. But clearly the limit (if it exists at all) is much higher now.
I think that most "veterans" do one of two things when planning to make a lengthy post... either compose separately (in a word processing program, for example) and cut and paste in your reply... or compose here - - but just before you click "post" (or sooner, if you want to cover your tail) - - copy/paste your incomplete posting - - and put a "safe" copy of it somewhere else (again, like... in a word processing program, or in an e-mail to yourself).
Best wishes,
Rex
This used to be a <u>very</u>frequent complaint, as the 500 word limit was undocumented by Fodors. But clearly the limit (if it exists at all) is much higher now.
I think that most "veterans" do one of two things when planning to make a lengthy post... either compose separately (in a word processing program, for example) and cut and paste in your reply... or compose here - - but just before you click "post" (or sooner, if you want to cover your tail) - - copy/paste your incomplete posting - - and put a "safe" copy of it somewhere else (again, like... in a word processing program, or in an e-mail to yourself).
Best wishes,
Rex
#4
Original Poster
Joined: Nov 2003
Posts: 1,470
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It happens somewhat regularly,but with no rhyme or reason,although it does seem to happen as others are posting at the same time.I was just trying earlier to respond to the posting about VAT refunds,wrote my post twice,and...nothing



